From the watershed to the Great Adriatic Plain: an investigation on humans and landscape ecology during the late Upper Paleolithic. The significance of lithic technology.
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(7) . . abstract.................................................................................................................................................5 riassunto................................................................................................................................................6 acknowledgements................................................................................................................................7 presentation........................................................................................................................................10 1.. METHODOLOGY...........................................................................................................................11 1.1.. Introduction.................................................................................................................................11. 1.2.. Natureofthearcheologicalrecordandmeansofdatacollection..............................................16. 1.3.. Schemeoflithicartefactsgeneralclassification.........................................................................17. 1.4. Definitionofthephasesofthereductionsequenceandpertinentdiagnosticartefacts............18 1.4.1. Acquisition.........................................................................................................................18 1.4.2. Shaping..............................................................................................................................18 1.4.3. Laminolamellarproduction..............................................................................................19 1.4.4. Management.....................................................................................................................19 1.4.5. Transformation..................................................................................................................21 1.4.6. Deactivationofproduction................................................................................................22 1.5. Mainconventionsadoptedinmorphotechnicalandmorphometricdatacollection.................23 1.5.1. Rawmaterialsandstateofentry......................................................................................23 1.5.2. Technique..........................................................................................................................23 1.5.3. Morphotechnicalfeaturesofthelaminarproducts..........................................................25 1.5.4. Morphotechnicalfeaturesofcoresandprecores............................................................28 1.6. 2.. Someremarksabouttypologicalstandards................................................................................31. MADONNADELL’OSPEDALE.........................................................................................................33 2.1. Presentationofthesite...............................................................................................................33 2.1.1. Localization........................................................................................................................33 2.1.2. Theexcavations.................................................................................................................35 2.2. Lithicproduction:theassemblagerecoveredoutofstratigraphiccontext.................................38 2.2.1. Generalcomposition.........................................................................................................38 2.2.2. Acquisition.........................................................................................................................38 2.2.3. Shaping..............................................................................................................................38 2.2.4. Production.........................................................................................................................40 2.2.5. Transformation..................................................................................................................50 2.2.6. Deactivationofproduction................................................................................................54 2.2.7. Hammerstones..................................................................................................................61 2.3.. Lithicproduction:theassemblagefromthe1984testexcavation.............................................62. 2.4.. Synthesisanddiscussion.............................................................................................................67. . ʹ .
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(10) . 3.. FOSSOMERGAONI.......................................................................................................................69 3.1. Presentationofthesite...............................................................................................................69 3.1.1. Localization........................................................................................................................69 3.1.2. Theexcavations.................................................................................................................71 3.1.3. Stratigraphyandchronology.............................................................................................74 3.2. Flintsources................................................................................................................................77 3.2.1. Introduction.......................................................................................................................77 3.2.2. Fieldresearchandsamplingstrategy................................................................................79 3.2.3. Flintoutcropscharacterizationandclassification.............................................................81 3.3. Lithicproduction.........................................................................................................................86 3.3.1. Generalcomposition.........................................................................................................86 3.3.2. Rawmaterials....................................................................................................................87 3.3.3. Reductionsequence,generalobservations....................................................................100 3.3.4. Acquisition.......................................................................................................................102 3.3.5. Shaping............................................................................................................................102 3.3.6. Laminarproduction.........................................................................................................107 3.3.7. Management...................................................................................................................130 3.3.8. Deactivationofproduction..............................................................................................139 3.3.9. Transformation................................................................................................................151 3.3.10. Useweartraces...............................................................................................................164 3.3.11. Refittings.........................................................................................................................166 3.3.12. Processingimplements....................................................................................................173 3.4. Spatialdistribution....................................................................................................................176 3.4.1. Foreword.........................................................................................................................176 3.4.2. Sitetopographicfeatures................................................................................................176 3.4.3. Rawmaterials..................................................................................................................180 3.4.4. Reductionsequences.......................................................................................................185 3.4.5. Conjoinsandrefittings.....................................................................................................195 3.5.. 4.. Sinthesyisanddiscussion..........................................................................................................201. GROTTADIPOZZO.....................................................................................................................206 4.1. Presentationofthesite.............................................................................................................206 4.1.1. Localization......................................................................................................................206 4.1.2. Theexcavations...............................................................................................................208 4.1.3. Stratigraphyandchronology...........................................................................................209 4.2. Lithicproduction.......................................................................................................................212 4.2.1. Generalcomposition.......................................................................................................212 4.2.2. Reductionsequence,generalobservations....................................................................214 4.2.3. Rawmaterials..................................................................................................................215 4.2.4. Shaping............................................................................................................................216 4.2.5. Production.......................................................................................................................218 4.2.6. Management...................................................................................................................222 4.2.7. Transformation................................................................................................................223 4.2.8. Deactivationofproduction..............................................................................................235 4.3.. Synthesisanddiscussion...........................................................................................................236. . ͵ .
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(13) . 5.. THEEARLYEPIGRAVETTIANOFTHENORTHERNADRIATICFRINGE:DISCUSSION.........................238 5.1.. Introduction...............................................................................................................................238. 5.2. TheearlyEpigravettianofthenorthernAdriaticfringe............................................................243 5.2.1. TheFucinoBasin(AbruzziApennine)..............................................................................244 5.2.2. TheEsinoandMisariverbasinsandtheCingoliridge(MarcheApennine)....................246 5.2.3. TheBericihills(Venetianprealps)..................................................................................250 5.3. Overthehillsandfaraway:onthetracesofthelateUpperPaleolithicsettlementsystem around(andwithin?)theGreatAdriaticPlain.............................................................................................256 6.. LISTOFFIGURES,GRAPHSANDTABLES......................................................................................264 6.1.. Figures.......................................................................................................................................264. 6.2.. Graphs.......................................................................................................................................267. 6.3.. Tables........................................................................................................................................269. 7.. BIBLIOGRAPHY...........................................................................................................................271. 8.. Annex:flintsourcesoftheupperEsinoriverbasin,samplesinventory.......................................286. . Ͷ .
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